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Participate in Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav online quiz INDIA is celebrating Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav to commemorate 75 years of independence of India on August 15, 2022, and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has decided to organize an online quiz titled “Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav (AKAM)” from January 1 to 31 for overseas Indian / foreign youths in the age group of 16 to 35 years under the following three categories: PIOs [People of Indian
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New Westminster apologizes for its council’s role in 1914 Komagata Maru incident Canada. The apology reads:
THE City of New Westminster’s Council apologized on Monday (September 27) for the role the City Council played back in 1914 in the Komagata Maru incident. The Council apologized in English , Hindi and Punjabi. Mayor Jonathan X. Cote and councillors Chinu Das, Patrick Johnstone, Jaimie McEvoy, Nadine Nakagawa, Chuck Puchmayr and Mary Trentadue presented the formal apology to Raj Singh Toor, who’s grandfather was on the Komagata Maru, and Harbhajan Singh Athwal, President of the Khalsa Diwan Society New Westminster (see photos).
According to Wikipedia, the Komagata Maru incident involved a Japanese steamship on which a group of people from British India attempted to immigrate to Canada in April 1914, but most were denied entry and forced to return to Calcutta (presentday Kolkata). There, the Indian Imperial Police attempted to arrest the group leaders. A riot ensued, and they were fired upon by the police, resulting in the deaths of 20 people. The steamship was carrying 376 passengers: 337 Sikhs, 27 Muslims and 12 Hindus, all Punjabis and British subjects. Of these 376 passengers, 24 were admitted to
Apology to the community, families and descendants of the Komagata Maru On March 1, 2021 New Westminster City Council received a report detailing actions of the City during the 1914 Komagata Maru incident. This work was undertaken at the request of Raj Singh Toor of the Descendants of the Komagata Maru Society. The report revealed that Council’s actions of the day were discriminatory and racist. This prompted a motion that the City offer an apology to the community, families and descendants of those who were impacted negatively by the actions and words of the Council of New Westminster during the incident. The City of New Westminster acknowledges, based on a review of City records covering the period from 1912 through 1916, that it acted in a discriminatory manner towards people of South Asian descent. The City of New Westminster acknowledges that its formal support of discriminatory, racist and exclusionary legislation contributed to the plight of the passengers of the Komagata Maru, both in Canadian waters and upon their return to India. The City of New Westminster acknowledg-
es that for over 100 years the South Asian community has been a socially supportive and active part of New Westminster’s community. City actions of the day would have made its South Asian residents feel unwelcome and unsafe in their community. Currently, about 5,790 people of South Asian ancestry continue to call New Westminster their home. The past actions of Council are not consistent with current Council values and strategic priorities around Reconciliation, Inclusion and Engagement. To this end, the City has committed to naming both the docks of the Q to Q Ferry and the Queensborough River Walk in memory of the Komagata Maru; to act as a reminder its past harmful acts to the South Asian community and to foster respect and understanding for their histories. The City of New Westminster formally apologizes to the South Asian community and the descendants of the survivors of the Komagata Maru for its past actions which resulted in discrimination and exclusion. The City looks forward to working together inclusively; in the spirit of friendship, community and co-operation to build strong bonds and lasting relations. (For more on this story, visit our website voiceonline.com)
B.C. mandates masks for kindergarten to Grade 3 students as well THE Province on Friday announced that it is updating its K-12 education health and safety guidelines to require masks for kindergarten to Grade 3 students as well. The Vancouver, Surrey and Burnaby school districts had already expanded their mask mandate to cover all students. “In-person learning is crucial for the social and educational well-being of students. The health and safety guidelines in our schools were developed under the guidance and direction of the Public Health Office (PHO) and BC Centre for Disease Control to allow children to safely attend school on a full-time, in-person basis,” said Jennifer Whiteside, Minister of Education. “We know there is a high level of concern among some parents, students, teachers
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THE Aboriginal program at L.A. Matheson Secondary is receiving a financial boost, thanks to a donation of $7,501 from the Canada India Education Society (CIES). CIES executive director Barj Dhahan presented a cheque to the school from money contributed through the “Leaders of the Heart and Mind” summer fundraiser held by the charitable organization, which featured L.A. Matheson teachers Gurpreet Bains and Annie Ohana as guest speakers. (Dhahan is also the founder of the Dhahan Prize for Punjabi Literature, with its youth award created in partnership with L.A. Matheson). “There’s a lot of collaboration that’s come with the relationships we’ve developed over the last few years with outside partners who are interested in supporting our students,” said Principal Kirsten Farquhar. “Initially, it was through Punjabi culture but then in learning from our teachers where there is lots of passion for Indigenous communities, that led to their idea for this summer fundraiser for the Aboriginal department.” The school’s Aboriginal program aims to improve the success of Indigenous students by advancing literacy; increasing awareness and understanding of aboriginal history, traditions and culture; enhancing students’ sense of belonging; and increasing the graduation rates of Indigenous students. It also works to increase Aboriginal content in the curriculum in a way that benefits all students. “Right now, the focus is interweaving the Indigenous ways of knowing into all classes and all subjects, but we’ve found we need to start with the student voice themselves,” said Vice Princi-
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Fraser Valley Health Care Foundation’s inaugural cricket tournament FRASER Valley Health Care Foundation’s inaugural cricket tournament was a fun weekend for all who participated. A big shout out to all the teams that traveled to Chilliwack to play in the tournament September 11 and 12. Teams traveled to play from Abbotsford, Langley and Surrey with hopes of winning the big prize. The final game between Langley Titans and the Surrey Stallions was a great match to watch with the Titans taking 1st place. Both teams generously donated their winning
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Langley Titans (top photo) and Surrey Stallions (bottom photo) talent in Abbotsford who have potential to represent our city on the Canadian national team someday.” Fraser Valley Health Care Foundation thanked all the teams and spectators for a great weekend and look forward to hosting the 2nd Annual Cricket Tournament in 2022.
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LAST week on Friday, at 6:15 p.m., an 82-year-old East Asian woman was shoved from behind near East King Edward Avenue and Fraser Street in Vancouver as she was walking to the bus stop. The 33-year-old suspect, who is not known to the victim, was arrested, and assault charges have been recommended
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Trudeau will name his cabinet this month PRIME Minister Justin Trudeau will announce his cabinet this month. Trudeau told reporters in Ottawa on Tuesday that the House of Commons will meet by the end of the fall. Trudeau said Chrystia Freeland will remain Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister.
ON Thursday, Trudeau came under fire for flying to Tofino, B.C., for a family vacation even as the country marked the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. His official schedule had listed him in Ottawa for “private meetings,” but that was changed once the media reported that he was in
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showing respect to survivors. This is not a holiday its a day of atonement.” The Tk’emlúps te Secwepemc First Nation in Kamloops noted: “@Tkemlups sent two heartfelt invitations to @JustinTrudeau to join survivors and their families today. #wreckonciliation.” Justin Trudeau Photo: Twitter
Harp Dhillon is the new Board Chair of Surrey Hospitals Foundation
THE Surrey Hospitals Foundation on Monday announced the appointment of Harp Dhillon as their new Board Chair, as he was voted in by the Board of Directors at last week’s Annual General Meeting. Harp is taking over the role from Ron Knight who is stepping down after 11 years serving as Board Chair since 2010. Harp has been on the Foundation’s Board of Directors since 2014 and served as the Vice Chair for the past year. “Harp is an accomplished leader and financial expert who brings a wealth of knowledge, expertise and passion from his proven track record in investment and wealth management. We look forward to his leadership as we continue to grow our fundraising efforts to positively impact the health care of our local communities,” saids Jane Adams, President and CEO of the Surrey Hospitals Foundation. “We would also like to thank Ron Knight for his tremendous support, dedication and commitment leading our Foundation to achieve monumental fundraising goals over the last 11 years.” Harp Dhillon is the Vice President and Director at RBC Dominion Securities Inc. With over two decades of experience, Harp has built one of the most highly regarded financial management teams at RBC Dominion Securities, which has consistently ranked in the top five per cent in the country. “The Surrey Hospitals Foundation plays a huge role in supporting and funding life-changing health care innovations and programs for the more than 1.9 million residents who reside in
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New Indo-Fijian Exhibit at the Museum of Surrey emergence of the Indo-Fijian culture. Visit “The Indo-Fijians: Surrey’s Pocket of Paradise” at the Museum of Surrey at 17710 56A Avenue in Surrey near the intersection of 177 Street and Highway 10 in Cloverdale. Current
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Surrey RCMP issues warning after victims lose over a million dollars to online romance scams SURREY RCMP say they received reports from 29 people who were victims of online romance scams between January and August, losing a total of $1,362,269. During the same period, 213 victims lost $22,463,510 throughout the Lower Mainland. A romance scam involves
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Burnaby RCMP seize significant amount of drugs, unregistered restricted “ghost gun” BURNABY RCMP on Wednesday announced that its Drug Section had made a significant seizure of drugs and vehicles, as well as an unregistered restricted handgun, also known as a “ghost gun,” as part of a months-long drug trafficking investigation. On September 17, Burnaby RCMP’s Drug Section, with the assistance of several other Burnaby RCMP units, conducted four search warrants on residences in Burnaby and Vancouver. The warrants were executed simultaneously after a four-month investigation focusing on a Burnabybased drug trafficking organization. The investigation led to the seizure of an unregistered restricted handgun (“ghost gun”) with ammunition. The seizure is significant
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National Day of Truth and Reconciliation is a call to action: UBCIC THE Union of BC Indian Chiefs (UBCIC) on Thursday said it is observing the first National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. “UBCIC commemorates the fearless leadership and tireless efforts by Indian residential school survivors and First Nations like Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc (TteS) who continue to seek justice, truth, and accountability for the missing and unidentified Indigenous children who never made it home,” the UBCIC said in a statement. It added: “On this first National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, UBCIC encourages British Columbians and Canadians to reflect on the truth of the survivors’ experiences, and to acknowledge that this was a genocide, involving the forced removal of children from our families and Nations, placing more than 150,000 children in those institutions to try to “take the Indian out of the child.” Today is not only a day of remembering the truth and honouring the experiences of Survivors, but a time to be steadfast in our values that every child matters.” Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, UBCIC President, said: “In what has been an eye-opening, harrowing, and empowering year of reckoning and challenge, the discovery of the unmarked graves and burial sites of chil-
Memorial on the steps of Vancouver Art Gallery at Robson Square for the 215 children whose remains were found at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School.
able and make good on their many, critical commitments to Indigenous peoples. UBCIC thanks TteS for their unwavering guidance and support in working with UBCIC to develop and endorse UBCIC Resolution 2021-29, a critical document that identifies the vast legal implications and challenges that have arisen from the failings of the Government of Canada and the Roman Catholic Church to document and protect the deceased children of the residential schools. Today, UBCIC renews
Canada’s First South-Asian Book Store Stewart Phillip Photo submitted dren places a sombre pallor over this first National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, and nothing short of truth and justice will rectify the harmful, intergenerational and continuing impacts of residential schools. Since coming forward on May 27, 2021, to make public their efforts to learn about the truth of unmarked burials of children at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School site, TteS, like other First Nations in BC and Canada with schools within their traditional territories, our people have the burden of the difficult work to confirm and identify hundreds of children who did not make it home. UBCIC’s expresses our outmost gratitude and raises our hands to TteS and all other caretaker First Nation communities across the country for helping forge a hard but necessary pathway to the truth in Canada about mass unmarked burial sites. They have made it known, loud and clear, that the time is now to document, investigate, and to hold those who operated the schools, especially Canada and the Catholic Church, accountable for the genocide inflicted upon First Nations in Canada.” Chief Don Tom, UBCIC Vice President, added: “The necessary work of decolonization is not going to be advanced by symbolic action and talk; Canada and BC must take action to hold themselves account-
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Toxic illicit drugs kill 184 British Columbians in July Second-deadliest month on record in B.C. for drug toxicity
MORE than 1,200 people have died as a result of toxic drugs in the first seven months of 2021, according to the latest preliminary reporting from the BC Coroners Service. “The deaths of another 184 of our community members in July is a stark reminder of the tragic and unrelenting trajectory of this public health emergency,” said Lisa Lapointe, Chief Coroner. “We know that the loss of each of these individuals leaves a devastated circle of family and
friends who are grieving the preventable death of a cherished loved one.” The 184 reported deaths represent the seconddeadliest month on record in B.C. for drug toxicity, only two fewer than the 186 deaths recorded in June 2020. In the first seven months of 2021, 1,204 suspected drug toxicity deaths have been recorded, the highest number experienced in B.C. from January through July in any calendar year, and 26% more than the previous high of 954
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BC Liberals demand action from Premier AS Premier John Horgan cuts funding for lifesaving naloxone kits, the latest illicit drug overdose report by the Coroners Service reveals the intensifying crisis with another tragic month of overdose deaths, said the BC Liberals on Wednesday. “It’s incredibly disheartening that month-aftermonth, B.C. continues to report record-breaking overdose deaths — with July 2021 now the second deadliest month for overdoses in B.C.’s history. Yet despite the situation across the province getting worse, we simply don’t see any urgency from the NDP on this file,” said Trevor Halford, BC Liberal Critic for Mental Health and Addictions. “Just last week we found out John Horgan cut funding to naloxone kits, which are essential for front-line emergency responders during this crisis. While the NDP keep trying to say this public health emergency is a top priority, their actions show otherwise.” Last week, MLA Halford wrote to Horgan calling for the funding for the life-saving naloxone
kits to be restored to police departments — and for months he has been calling for the Select Standing Committee on Health to be activated, so that all parties can work together on immediate actions to prevent further tragedy. The Premier has yet to respond directly to either request, said the BC Liberals. “Too many people continue to lose their lives to this crisis. It’s clear more action needs to be taken to meaningfully address this emergency and save lives,” said Halford. “The NDP needs to urgently commit to a plan for a comprehensive mental health and addictions system — one that isn’t just reactionary or offering services that are too little too late. How much longer will people in our province have to wait for John Horgan to take this worsening crisis seriously?” In July 2021, B.C. saw the second largest number of illicit drug toxicity deaths ever recorded, with 184 deaths, or 5.9 people lost to overdose every day, the BC Liberals noted.
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IHIT seeking information on burned out pick-up in Maple Ridge homicide
ON Saturday, September 25, at approximately 1:30 a.m., Ridge Meadows frontline officers responded to a black pickup truck on fire
at the intersection of Park Lane and Vernon Trail in the 21700-block of 136 Avenue. Once the fire was extinguished and a body located,
the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team was called to investigate. The examination of the scene and area canvassing is still being completed by IHIT in partnership with the Ridge Meadows RCMP, the Integrated Forensic Identification Section (IFIS), as well as the BC Coroners Service. The black pickup truck was determined to be a matte Black Chevrolet Silverado Extended Cab. It may not have had a muffler; so, it would have been very loud as it travelled through Maple Ridge and the surrounding areas. (See photos of actual truck and stock image.) Homicide investigators are continuing their canvass in Maple Ridge for witnesses and CCTV in order to construct a timeline. They are looking for anyone with information, dashcam video or residential video of the vehicle in the time leading up to the fire. The areas of interest surround the 21700-block of
136 Avenue in the Silver Valley Area of Maple Ridge from approximately midnight to 2 a.m. in the early morning hours of September 25. (For area map, visit our website voiceonline.com.) The identification of the victim is still pending. There is insufficient information at this point to rule out or link this incident to the ongoing conflict
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New plan makes it easier to switch from fossil fuels to made-in-B.C. clean electricity print. The plan also includes programs to reduce the time required to get customers connected to BC Hydro’s grid. As more customers increase the use of electricity, BC Hydro’s energy sales will increase, providing more revenue to cover its fixed system costs and helping keep rates low for everyone. BC Hydro estimates that if the electrification plan is fully realized, customer rates will be about 1.6% lower by 2026 compared to what they would be if there were no plan. “When we switch to using clean B.C electricity, we’re actually choosing water power to run our homes, vehicles and businesses instead of gasoline, diesel or natural gas, and
Surrey celebrates National Forest Week, National Tree Day SURREY residents celebrated National Forest Week and National Tree Day by planting over 500 trees and shrubs at Newton Pond Park supported by funding from a $24,500 TD Green Space Grant from TD Bank Group and the Arbor Day Foundation. The event marked the start of a month-long series of citywide community tree planting events as part of City of Surrey’s annual Releaf tree planting initiative. “Cultivating a healthy urban forest is vital to our vision of being a thriving, green and inclusive city,” said Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum. “With the continued support of residents and community partners, we are
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strengthening our urban forest with a series of tree planting events. I would like to thank TD Bank Group and the Arbor Day Foundation for their support in helping us kick off this year’s tree planting season in Surrey.” Surrey’s Releaf tree planting program is delivered by Surrey Parks to support the health of Surrey’s urban forest and to promote the many benefits of trees including beautification, clean air, wildlife habitat, energy savings and opportunities to connect with nature. Releaf public plantings will take place every Saturday in parks throughout Surrey until October 30. Register to take part at surrey.ca/releaf.
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Not the first time that Congress is on the verge of a split New Delhi (IANS): The Congress has now become a divided house after the fresh attack launched by Kapil Sibal and the Congress workers protesting at Sibal’s residence which many leaders termed as hooliganism. This is not the first time there is a rift in the party. During Indira Gandhi’s time the Congress was split into two on November 12, 1969 over differences with K Kamaraj. Indira Gandhi was expelled from the Congress party for violating party discipline. She then formed the Congress (R) and a majority of the AICC members walked over to her side. A similar situation arose in March 1998 when in a CWC meeting Sitaram Kesri was removed and Sonia Gandhi was appointed president. Sharad Pawar, Tariq Anwar and PA Sangma walked out from the party and formed the NCP. Apart from this there was the revolt by VP Singh against Rajiv Gandhi and he became Prime Minister with the help of the BJP in 1989, then when Narasimha Rao became party president Madhav Rao Scindia formed the MP Congress, GK Moopanar the Tamil Manila Congress and ND Tiwari, Arjun Singh and Sheila Dikshit formed the Tiwari Congress only to merge when Sonia Gandhi became the party president. Mamata Banerjee formed the Trinamool Congress which is now the ruling party in West Bengal. The YSRCP is also a Congress off-shoot which is at the helm in Andhra Pradesh, as is the NR Congress in Puducherry. Once again the party is on the verge of a split with the G-23 calling for action on the Sibal
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Kapil Sibal incident. But there is silence on the issue by the top leadership, which means it is unlikely that any action will be taken. The leaders have reminded the workers of Sibal’s contribution to the party in the courts and in parliament. Senior leader Ghulam Nabi Azad termed the incident orchestrated. “I strongly condemn the orchestrated hooliganism @KapilSibal’s residence last night. He is a loyal Congressman fighting for the party both inside and outside the Parliament. Any suggestion from any quarter should be welcomed instead of suppressing, hooliganism is unacceptable.” he said. Likewise Manish Tewari and Vivek Tankha have also expressed their displeasure while Anand Sharma said he is shocked. Former Chief Minister of Punjab Amarinder Singh who showed his intent to leave the party alleged that seniors are insulted. Now the rift between former party president Rahul Gandhi’s loyalists and those who want
Rahul Gandhi reforms has widened with no sign of a truce, the reason being there is nobody who can bring both the factions to the table. A leader pointed out that “its ironic that Rahul Gandhi has himself become a party in the entire crisis rather he should have been the solution provider.” The leader said that due to bad advice and bad decisions of a coterie the party has reached such a low. Rahul Gandhi loyalists Ajay Maken and Randeep Singh Surjewala have attacked the leaders who are questioning the leadership. Amarinder Singh, who is at the exit door, too pointed out that “unfortunately, the seniors are being completely sidelined”, adding that this was not good for the party. He also condemned the rowdyism at Kapil Sibal’s house by Congress workers only because he had chosen to express views that were not palatable to the party leadership. The G-23 group says that they are not going to relent or leave the party but will be raising all the issues, which they think is better for the party.
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Amarinder Singh to form ‘Punjab Vikas Party’: Sources
Amarinder Singh New Delhi (IANS): Former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh is soon going to announce a new party. According to sources, the name of Captain’s new party will be ‘Punjab Vikas Party’. According to sources, Amarinder Singh will convene a meeting of leaders close to him in a few days to consider the formation of his new party, which will include all the leaders of the anti-Sidhu faction.
Earlier, the Captain had said that his first goal is to defeat former Punjab Congress President Navjot Singh Sidhu. In such a situation, a strong contender will be fielded in the upcoming Assembly elections against Sidhu from his newlyformed party. Meanwhile, Singh will also contact all the farmers’ leaders of Punjab. He will also get in touch with small parties, sources said.
On Thursday, Amarinder Singh said: “I have been in politics for 52 years, but they treated me like this. At 10.30 Congress President Sonia Gandhi asked me to resign. I did not ask any question. At 4 o’clock I went to the Governor and submitted my resignation. If you still doubt me after 50 years... My credibility is at stake and there is no trust, then there is no point in being in the party.” After this statement, he announced that he was quitting the Congress. He made it clear that he was leaving the Congress, but will not join the BJP. He also said that he was deeply hurt by the humiliation that he had to face from the top leadership of the Congress. It is not the first time that Amarinder Singh has announced to quit the Congress party. In 1980 he won the Lok Sabha elections on the Congress symbol, but after the Operation Blue Star in 1984, he left the Congress to join the Akali Dal. He rejoined the Congress in 1998.
Punjab Chief Minister asks ministers to keep security bare minimum Chandigarh (IANS): Underlining the need to curb the VIP culture, Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi has asked the ministers to keep their security personnel at the barest minimum as he had already cut down on his own security. Channi said this initiative would not only be instrumental in deployment of extra security
personnel judiciously but also save the public from unnecessary inconvenience. In order to provide easy access to the elected representatives like sarpanches and municipal councillors it was also decided to issue an entry card from the office of concerned Deputy Commissioner or SDM and the holders of such cards would be allowed hassle-free entry in
the government offices and the Civil Secretariat in Chandigarh. Emphasizing the need to prepare a comprehensive roadmap, the Chief Minister asked all the administrative secretaries and head of departments to prepare an action plan to implement their development projects and welfare schemes in a time-bound and holistic manner.
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Congress in pathetic situation now, says ex-Punjab chief minister Chandigarh (IANS): Taking strong exception to Harish Rawat’s no-holds barred attack on him, former Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Friday rejected the Congress Punjab in-charge’s claims and allegations, which he said were clearly prompted by the pathetic situation the party now found itself in the state after being on a winning spree for four and a half years. “Three weeks before stepping down as CM, I had offered my resignation to Sonia Gandhi but she had asked me to continue,” said Amarinder Singh, adding the humiliating manner in which he was pushed into resigning just hours before the Congress Legislative Party (CLP) meeting, that was clearly convened to oust him, was a matter of public record.
“The world saw the humiliation and the insult heaped on me, and yet Rawat is making claims to the contrary,” he noted. He recalled that Rawat himself had publicly stated after meeting him that he was satisfied by his government’s track record on the 2017 poll promises. In fact, Rawat had categorically stated, as recently as September 1, that the 2022 elections would be fought under his leadership and the high command had no intention of replacing him, he pointed out. “So how can he now claim that the party leadership was dissatisfied with me, and if they were, then why did he deliberately keep me in the dark all this time?” he asked. Ridiculing Rawat’s remarks that he
Navjot Sidhu will be part of decision-making Chandigarh: A three-member panel comprising Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi, Navjot Singh Sidhu and AICC general secretary in-charge of Punjab affairs will resolve the impasse over official appointments and induction of “tainted” ministers. This decision was taken at a meeting between the CM, Sidhu and senior Congress leader Harish Chaudhary here on Thursday. The meeting lasted more than two hours. With Captain Amarinder Singh announcing that he would not be joining the BJP, the Congress high command appears to have decided on keeping Sidhu in the loop while picking a replacement for Advocate-General APS Deol. A panel of names has been sent to the UPSC for appointment of a new Director General of Police. Iqbal Preet Singh Sahota is holding the additional charge of DGP for now. Sources said Sidhu was keen on getting Siddharth Chattopadhyaya, who headed the SIT probing drug charges against a senior police official. The three-member panel would meet at least once a week to discuss key government decisions and appointments, indi-
Charanjit Singh Channi cating that Sidhu would be involved in the decision-making exercise. There was no consensus on replacing ‘tainted’ ministers. Sidhu was reported to be keen on inducting MLA Surjit Dhiman in the Cabinet. Sidhu later consulted his aides, including Pargat Singh, Dr Raj Kumar Verka and Kuljit Nagra.
seemed to be under pressure, the former chief minister said the only pressure he had been under for the past few months was that of his own loyalty to the Congress, because of which he continued to tolerate insult after insult. “If the party did not intend to humiliate me then why was Navjot Singh Sidhu allowed to openly criticise and attack me on social media and other public platforms for months? Why did the party give the rebels, led by Sidhu, a free hand in undermining my authority? Why was no cognizance given to the uninterrupted spree of electoral wins I handed over to the party through the four and a half years I was in the saddle?” he asked. Amarinder Singh asked why the Congress
was allowing Sidhu even now to hold the party to ransom and continue to dictate terms. “What is the pressure he exerts on the party leadership that they are so defenceless against him and are allowing him to have his way even at the cost of the Congress’ future in Punjab?” he asked. Reacting to Rawat’s comment regarding his secular credentials, Amarinder Singh said even his worst critics and enemies could not doubt his integrity in this regard. “But I am no longer surprised that a senior and seasoned Congress leader like Rawat is questioning my secular credentials. It is quite evident that I am no longer trusted and respected in the party that I have served loyally all these years,” he added.
No intention to continue in Congress, but not joining BJP: Amarinder Singh New Delhi (IANS): Scotching speculation to the contrary, former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Thursday made it clear he was not joining the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) but had no intention of continuing in the Congress either, which he said was going downhill with senior leaders completely ignored and not given a voice. Denying any move to join the BJP, Amarinder Singh said he would leave the Congress where he had been utterly humiliated and was not trusted. “I will resign, will not stay in the party,” he said, adding that he was still thinking through his options in the interest of Punjab, whose security was the predominant priority for him. “I will not be treated in this humiliating manner. I will not take such insults,” he said, adding that his principles and beliefs do not allow him to stay in the Congress. Terming the senior Congressmen as the thinkers, who were critical to the future of the party, the former Chief Minister said the younger leadership should be promoted to implement the plans, which the senior leaders are best equipped to formulate. Unfortunately, the seniors were being completely sidelined, he said, adding this was not good for the party. He also condemned the attack on Kapil Sibal’s house by Congress work-
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ers only because he had chosen to express views that were not palatable to the party leadership. Expressing hope that Punjab would vote for the future of the state, he said his experience showed that the people of Punjab tend to vote for a single party or force, irrespective of the number of parties in the fray. Misgovernance in Punjab would give Pakistan the opportunity to create trouble in the state and in the country, he said, adding that his meeting with National Security Advisor Ajit Doval Thursday morning focused around this issue. Amarinder Singh had raised security concerns with Home Minister Amit Shah too, along with the farmers’ issue, during his meeting with the latter on Wednesday. Taking a dig at those who undermine the growing Pakistani threat in Punjab, he said that such people were playing into the hands of anti-India forces by being in denial mode. “They (Pak-backed elements) are killing our soldiers every day. They are pushing weapons into the state through drones. How can we overlook these dangers,” he added. Reiterating his opinion on Navjot Singh Sidhu, Captain Amarinder described him as a mere crowd puller who does not know how to carry his team along.
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Amarinder Singh calls on Home Minister Shah, discusses ‘farm issues’ New Delhi (IANS): Former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh met Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday evening. The meeting lasted for around an hour at Shah’s official residence here. On Tuesday, IANS had first ran the story — “‘Upset’ Amarinder likely to meet Shah, his office denies”. Since then, speculation was doing the rounds about a likely meeting between the two leaders. However, Singh’s media advisor Raveen Thukral had then denied the former meeting Shah and BJP chief J.P. Nadda, saying he’s on a personal visit to Delhi to meet ‘some friends’. On Wednesday, Singh tweeted after the meeting with Shah: “Met Union Home Minister @ AmitShah in Delhi. Discussed the prolonged farmers’ agitation against #FarmLaws & urged him to resolve the crisis urgently with
Amit Shah and Amarinder Singh.
repeal of the laws & guarantee MSP, besides supporting Punjab in crop diversification.” Sources said that both the leaders discussed several issues, including national security, farmers’ agitation and the current political situation in Punjab. The BJP is ready to welcome him, saying Singh is a nationalist and all nationalists are welcomed in the party. “Amarinder Singh is nationalist to the core and he always stood for nationalist issues. Apart from his political agenda, he always stood for nationalist issues. All nationalists are welcome to meet the Home Minister. On one hand, the Congress has insulted a nationalist solider and on the other, it inducted a member of ‘tukde tukde gang’. Our doors are open for all the nationalists,” BJP national spokesperson R.P.
Singh said. The BJP leaders, however, are tight-lipped about Singh joining the party. A party leader said that the decision, if any, will be taken by the central leadership and it will be communicated to everyone at an appropriate time. When asked whether Singh will join the BJP, the party’s national general secretary and Punjab in-charge Dusyant Gautam told IANS, “Let’s see. All those who talk in the national interest are welcome to join the party.” Sources said that the main agenda of discussion during Wednesday’s meeting was the ongoing farmers’ protest in the Punjab. “Singh can play an important role in pacifying the farmers, who are protesting for almost a year against the three farm laws. He can also convince them to end the ongoing protest,” the sources said.
Punjab Chief Minister Channi includes six new faces in Cabinet Chandigarh (IANS): Ahead of Assembly elections slated in February-March 2022, new Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi, expanded his council of ministers on Sunday with induction of 15 ministers, including six first-timers. Several ministers from the previous Amarinder Singh government were retained including both women ministers, Aruna Chaudhary, who is related to Channi, and Razia Sultana, a prominent Muslim face.
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Verka is a Valmiki community leader, while Gilzian represents the other backward classes. The others are Jat Sikhs. Two-time MLA Kuljit Nagra (Fatehgarh Sahib) was a frontrunner for a Cabinet berth. His name was dropped at the last moment despite his proximity with Rahul Gandhi. However, Nagra and Gilzian were recently picked as Working Presidents of the state unit. Pargat Singh, an Akali Dal rebel, is the hockey Olympian-turned-bureaucrat-turned-politician. He was appointed as the state General Secretary. Kotli and Warring began their political career by working as student union leaders. Kotli’s grandfather, the late Beant Singh, was the Chief Minister from 1992 to 1995. His father Tej Parkash Singh served as the state Transport Minister. Handpicked by Rahul Gandhi, young leader Warring made his debut in the Assembly by defeating then People’s Party of Punjab chief Manpreet Singh Badal, who is now in the Congress, from Gidderbaha in 2012. He was the Indian Youth Congress president in 2014. Five ministers from the previous Amarinder Singh Cabinet were dropped. They were Balbir Sidhu, Gurpreet Kangar, Rana Gurmit Singh Sodhi, Sadhu Singh Dharamsot, and Sundar Sham Arora. However, Brahm Mohindra (six-time MLA),
Manpreet Badal (five-time MLA), Tript Rajinder Bajwa (four-time MLA), as well as Chaudhary, Razia Sultana, and Sukhbinder Singh Sarkaria (all three-time MLAs), Bharat Bhushan Ashu (two-time MLA), and Vijay Inder Singla (first time MLA) were retained. Mohindra, Singla and Ashu, the prominent Hindu faces, are known for their proximity to Amarinder Singh. Shiromani Akali Dal rebel Badal, who was the Finance Minister in the previous Amarinder Singh government and in the previous SAD government led by Prakash Singh Badal, played a crucial role for getting Channi at the helm owing to his proximity with Rahul Gandhi. He is likely to retain the same portfolio. Former Irrigation Minister Rana Gurjeet Singh made a surprise comeback after four years despite objections raised by at least six legislators. He was inducted after at the expense of Nagra. A minister in Amarinder Singh’s Cabinet, he had stepped down after an alleged scam regarding allotment of sand mines. Channi, 58, was sworn in as Chief Minister on September 20 along with his two deputies — Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa and O.P. Soni, both ministers in previous Council of Ministers. Amarinder Singh resigned as Chief Minister on September 18 after months of political tussle with state Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu, saying he stepped down as he felt “humiliated”.
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Navjot Sidhu once again exhibited ‘shifty’ character: Amarinder Singh New Delhi (IANS): Former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh said on Tuesday that Navjot Singh Sidhu’s resignation as Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee chief within two months of taking over the vital post has proved beyond doubt that the cricketer-turned-politician is an “unstable” man, who could not be relied upon to lead the ruling party, especially in a border state like Punjab. Terming Sidhu’s resignation as sheer drama, Amarinder Singh said the move suggests that his former Cabinet colleague is preparing the ground to quit the Congress and join hands with some other party in the run-up to the Assembly polls scheduled next year. “I have been saying all along that this man is unstable and dangerous, and cannot be entrusted with the task of running Punjab,” said Amarinder Singh, adding that Sidhu had also proved to be absolutely incompetent
Navjot Singh Sidhu. during his stint as a minister in his gov- 600 km of border with Pakistan, and Sidhu’s close links with his cricketer ernment. Amarinder Singh, who arrived in Delhi friend, Imran Khan, and ISI chief, Qaon a personal visit on Tuesday, told mar Javed Bajwa, are a serious threat mediapersons at the airport that Pun- to India’s national security. jab is a sensitive state, sharing over He said that by resigning within two
months of taking over as the PPCC chief, Sidhu has once again exhibited his “shifty” character. “I’ve known this boy since his childhood and he has been a loner and can never be a team player,” said Amarinder Singh, recalling how the cricketer had deserted the Indian team in 1996 in England. “That’s what his real character is,” said the former Chief Minister. Describing Sidhu as a “flamboyant” speaker, Amarinder Singh said what he speaks in public meetings or rallies may make people laugh but it’s all froth, with no substance. “People don’t vote for buffoonery,” he said, adding that no one takes him (Sidhu) seriously. Replying to a question that Sidhu was apparently upset with the inclusion of certain ministers in Charanjit Singh Channi’s Cabinet, Amarinder Singh said that the PPCC chief apparently
wanted to run the government by remote control. “Cabinet formation is the prerogative of the Chief Minister, so why should Sidhu interfere in it,” he asked. On Sidhu’s claim that he was quitting as the party chief on matters of principle, Amarinder Singh said, “What principles is he talking about? He’s only making grounds to quit the Congress. You just wait and see, he will join hands with some other party very soon.” Replying to a question, the former Chief Minister said that the Congress high command should immediately accept Sidhu’s resignation and appoint some competent man in his place. When asked if he would back former PPCC chief Sunil Jakhar for the job, Amarinder Singh said, “He (Jakhar) is very competent and had performed exceedingly well as the party chief.”
Punjab waives pending electricity bills of 5.5 million defaulters Chandigarh, Sep 29 (IANS): Amid the turmoil within the ruling Congress party and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal’s visit to Punjab, Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Wednesday announced the waiving of pending electricity bills of 55 lakh [5.5 milliom] defaulters, covering 80 per cent of the total consumers. It will put a burden of Rs 1,200 crore [Rs 12,000 million] on the state exchequer. Channi told the media that the Cabinet decided
to waive pending electricity bills of all defaulters having connection up to 2 KW. “It is a major relief for the common man,” the Chief Minister, who reiterated the government won’t indulge in corruption nor let anyone do it. The decision will benefit consumers in rural and urban areas. But the Chief Minister added: “The policy will apply only to the previous electricity bills that are pending. From now onwards, the consumers would be liable for the outstanding.”
Channi said committees at tehsil level would be formed to handle old bill waiver cases and verify the beneficiaries. The Chief Minister announced a mechanism soon to end the sand mafia by bringing a new
policy on mining. He said that as sought by the party high command, the government is appointing a dedicated team of public prosecutors and lawyers to handle sensitive cases like sacrilege.
Invite farmers for talks without precondition: Sukhbir to PM Chandigarh (IANS): Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) President Sukhbir Singh Badal on Tuesday urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene immediately and invite farmers for talks without any preconditions to revoke the three agriculture laws. Felicitating the farmers for the complete shutdown on Monday, Badal said this should show the government that the peo-
ple of the entire country stood solidly behind the farmers. He also urged the Prime Minister to convene a special session of Parliament to revoke the three laws that have led the country to the impasse. The former Deputy Chief of Punjab reiterated his party’s total support to the cause of farmers.
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Pure Fruits Inc is actively looking to hire 10 full time/permanent Farm Workers to work at their farm located at 13795 Hale Road Pitt Meadow. Farm Workers will be paid $15.20 per hour + 4% vacation pay paid biweekly. Workers will be offered minimum 40 hours per week and overtime rate of $21.9 will start after 40 hours. duties of the farm workers:Plant, cultivate, irrigate, harvest, and prune the crops.Update farm manager about the crop progress and the detected diseases or problems in the crop.Operate farm machinery and equipment.Examine produce for quality and prepare it for market.Set and maintain water pipes.No experience, education, and language requirements.Work Conditions and Physical Capabilities: Repetitive tasks, physically demanding, bending.Eligible candidates can forward their resume via email- purefruitsinc@gmail.com. We welcome indigenous people, youth, and newcomers to apply. Pure Fruits Inc located at13795 Hale Rd, Pitt Meadows Pitt Meadows, British Columbia V3Y 1Z1 Canada is actively looking for a permanent, full-time position for Farm Supervisor.Vacancy: 2 position.Anticipation Date: As soon as possible Education: Secondary school. Experience : 2 years of farming experience is required. Wage : $ 19.00 per hour (40 hours per week). Main Duties:Supervise farm workers and farm activities involving planting, cultivating, irrigating, harvesting and pruning the crops.Assign and supervise the work of general farm workers. Supervise and oversee growing and other crop-related operations.Supervise maintenance of farm equipment and supplies.Develop work schedules.Maintain quality control and production records.May perform general farm duties. Interested candidates can send their resume at purefruitsinc@gmail.com. Urban Era Builders & Developers Ltd is currently hiring. They are looking for Four Permanent/ full-time Carpenters to join their team as soon as possible.Salary: $28/hour (Overtime after 40 hours per week)Remuneration: 4% vacation pay Hours: 8 hours per day – minimum 40 hours per week. start date: As soon as possible Language requirements: English (Oral and written) Education Required: Completion of High school is required. Experience Required: At least 2 years of experience in the trade OR 3 to 4-year apprenticeship program in carpentry Job duties and responsibilities:Read and interpret blueprints, drawings, Determine specifications and calculate requirements; Prepare layouts according to building codes, using measuring tools; Measure, cut, shape, assemble and join materials made of wood, wood substitutes, lightweight steel and other materials; Build foundations, install floor beams, lay subflooring, erect walls and roof systems; Fit and install trim items, such as doors, stairs, moulding and hardware; Maintain, repair and renovate wooden structures in residential and commercial build-
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I, Sanjeet Singh Saini S/O Amrik Singh Saini, holder of Indian Passport No. K5387634, permanent resident of Village - Tangipur, Post- Ismailabad, Distt- Kurukshetra- 136129, Haryana, India and presently residing at 2529 kingsway, Apt 201. Vancouver-V5R5H3.B.C do hereby change my name from SANJEET SINGH GIRAN to SANJEET SINGH SAINI, with immediate effect. “ To look after aged lady age 73 in Newton Surrey , Nanny is required for the day time. Please call @ 604 619 5566 Live in Nanny required for 76 years old male, no qualifications required. Must be Punjabi speaking. $1500 per month. Accommodation and food provided. Help is required with only food and cleaning. Contact: 604-436-3696. Immediately required a Hindi/ Punjabi speaking “live in “ Caregiver, to look after 80+ year Punjabi female. Must know how to cook Indian and Punjabi Food, assist with washing,laundry and general care of the home. Good salary with benefits. Place of work: Vancouver. Pls call Ash @14037600442, call between 10am - 8pm.
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vide elderly with companionship and personal care in client’s home under general direction of employer. Work location: 9296 Stuart Cres, Surrey BC V3V1T6.Employment: Full time, Permanent Salary: $20 per hour+ 4% vacation pay. Minimum 40 hours a week. Start Date: As soon as possible Positions available: 01. Minimum Education: High School. College or other Course in home support will be an asset. Experience: minimum 1 years of related work experience is required. Contact Jagtaran Munjal through email: jagtaranmunjal4@gmail.com. Finest Plumbing & Heating Ltd(Office Address: 14294 hyland Rd, Surrey, BC V3W2C5) is looking for 2 individuals for the position of “Plumbers” on permanent and full time equivalent. Salary: $26.00/hour and guaranteed 40hrs/ week. Job Duties and Responsibilities:• Install, repair and maintain domestic, commercial or industrial plumbing fixtures and systems • Locate and mark positions for pipe connections, passage holes and fixtures in walls and floors • Cut opening in walls and floors to accommodate pipe and pipe fittings • Measure, cut, bend and thread pipes using hand and power tools or machines • Join pipes using couplings, clamps, screws, bolts, cement or soldering, brazing and welding equipment• Test pipes for leaks using air and water pressure gauges • May prepare cost estimates. Completion of secondary school is required.2 years of related work experience is required. Language requirement: English. Work Location: Within lower-mainland. Apply through Email: finestplumbingheating@gmail.com We welcome Indigenous persons, vulnerable youth, newcomers, and persons with disabilities to apply Agom Holding’s Corporation DBA Subway located at 131 Aspen Dr Unit #2, Sparwood, BC V0B 2G0 looking for two full Time Permanent Sandwich artist/food counter attendants to join their Team As Soon As Possible. Take customer’s orders. Prepares food neatly, according to menu, and in a timely manner. Checks products in sandwich unit area and restocks items to ensure a sufficient supply throughout the shift. Safety and sanitation standards during food preparation, service and clean up. Serve customers at counters. Remove trash and clean kitchen garbage containers. Clean and maintain all areas of the Subway. Some secondary school education is preferred.On-the-job training is provided. Language: English Job Type: Full Time/Permanent. Salary: $16.00 Hourly for 40 Hours per week. Email your resume to agomsubway@gmail.com. Aboriginal, students, youth, new immigrant persons and people with above listed skills are welcome to apply. Agom Holding’s Corporation DBA Subway located at 131 Aspen Dr Unit #2, Sparwood, BC V0B 2G0 looking for one full Time Permanent Manager to join their Team As Soon As Possible. Plan, organize, direct, control and evaluate the operations of the restaurant • Determine type of services to be offered and implement operational procedures • Recruit staff and oversee staff training • Set staff work schedules and monitor staff performance • Control inventory, monitor revenues and modify procedures and prices • Resolve customer complaints and ensure health and safety regulations are followed • Negotiate arrangements with suppliers for supplies• Minimum high school education is required. Completion of a college or other program related to hospitality or food and beverage service management is an asset.• Minimum 2 years of experience in the food service sector, including supervisory experience, are required.Language: English Salary: $26.00 Hourly for 40 Hours per week. Email your resume to agomsubway@gmail.com. Aboriginal, students, youth, new immigrant persons and people with above listed skills are welcome to apply.
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30 years old, 5’8”, Hindu Arora Boy, currently residing in California, Green Card Holder from the United States, working as a Cosmetologist, is looking for a decent working girl from US/Canada. Caste no Bar. Contact: +1 817-995-4062 or jimmy_arora11@yahoo. com ********* Canadian Citizen Bahia Jat Sikh boy, 6” ft, 90 born with good job, well settled family in Canada BC, seeks educated Canada BC based girl. Contact with photographs WhatsApp no: Harminder 778-892-1500 Thanks and regards Harminder k ********* Hindu Arora age 65 years widower from Moga Punjab (Former Principal) BSC, B.ED, Masters in English and Economics, Permanent resident of Canada looking for female widow or divorced above age of 55years. Caste/Age-No bar, Multiple Sources of Income. Live in acceptable. Please call 236-887-9695 ********* Looking for a bride for an educated, 40 years old, canadian citrizen, working as an architect with govt. of Canada, 5’10” tall, vegitarian, non-smoker, divorced in 2014. Contact: 780-217-9567 ********* Jatt sikh parents seeking a girl for their Canadian born, 30 yr old, 6’ tall, clean shaven, non-drinking and nonsmoking son. Well educated and working as assistant manager and living in Surrey. Girl should be Canadian citizenship or PR. Email kangfamily9096@gmail.com ********* Jatt sikh boy 32 years old, 5’11”, tall, Canadian born University educated. Working as a Manager in reputed organisation. Girl should be well qualified & family oriented. Cast no bar. For more details please contact 778-241-0308 ********* Canadian citizen man 45 years old 5’6” Hindu Brah-
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min Vegetarian innocently divorced looking for a 35 years to 40 years old lady. Cast no bar. For more info please call 604-446-2817 ********* Well settled Sharma family seeking suitable match for their (India born) Canadian citizen 28 yearsold son doing B.C. Govt. Job, handsome salary, living in Vancouver with parents own house. Girl should be Canadian Citizen/PR with family values. Preference to Sharma family but caste no bar. Interested please call or text 778-892-4656 or email at sudesh2558@yahoo.com ********* Well settled Jat Sikh family looking for suitable match for their handsome, 29 year old, 6’ Canadian born son working with Provincial Gov’t. Girl should be Canadian born, no less than 5’5”, beautiful & family oriented. For more info call 778 895-6866 ********* 27 yrs old Jat Sikh, 5’11” tall Boy, working with a plumbing company in Surrey. Please mail your biodata on hnagra@telus.net ********* Hindu Parents are seeking suitable match for for their 26 years old, 6’1’, living in India, very handsome son. His brother is engineer here in Canada. Girl should be Canadian Immigrant or Canadian Citizen. For more info call 778-322-6256 * ******** Hindu well settled family looking match for their 32 years old son, height 5’11”, very fair complexion Manglik, presently in India, Automobile engineer. Parents are in Canada as Permanent Resident, Brother well settled in Surrey. Girl should be Canadian Citizen or PR. Call 236-332-7446, 778-549-7000 ********* Dhillon Jatt Sikh 27 years old, 6’ tall handsome boy visiting from India is looking for homely, nice girl. Boy is second officer in merchant navy, worldwide foreign shipping, has done BSc degree (Nautical science). He is non-smoker and non-drinker. Brother is well settled
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Timely. Provocative. Engaging. Those words effectively describe Night Raiders, an exciting new drama from Elevation Pictures now at the Vancouver International Film Festival Just what is the most valuable resource? Most people would say gold. Well, with the exception of megalomaniac Auric Goldfinger who James Bond (I.e. Sean Connery) dealt with so effectively back in the day the most precious resource has to be children - the lifeline of the future. Kids are definitely an endangered species in an ominous new world that is brought to life in a terrifying way in Night Raiders. An exceptional tale tracks the plight of two women having to stay alive in a new world order where the state’s might is unchallenged and unchecked. Displaying all the right moves as Nissan - a mother on a mission - to protect and preserve her young daughter Wawasee, is Elle-Maija Fairweatners. Equally impressive as her
The Indo-Canadian
Runtime: 97m. ( in English and Cree)
young daughter who must endure a militaristic style indoctrination to assimilate is Brooklyn LetexierHart. To me there is a real sense of danger and desperation in this movie. It has a haunting atmosphere grounded in reality as we have a truly repressive regime trying to shut down any semblance of dissent. Desperate times require desperate action and its great to see how two gutsy women try to find each other and stay alive amid
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On September 13, 2021, at approximately 0700 hours, a construction site in the area of 11200 block of Lockwood Avenue was burglarized. A forklift and a sea-can was broken into on the property with a Klemm drill remote being stolen valued at approximately $10,000. Four large metal pipes were stolen with the value of approximately $12,000. These pipes are approximately 8-12 feet long and would require heavy machinery to move them.
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Jasper - Brand new 4 Bdrm community. Gas Heating & Spice Kitchens, 10' Ceilings-main floor, Solid Construction, double Side-bySide Garages (EV Charger RI), all loc. in a quiet, private, lower density, residential setting. Amazing kitchens feat. Solid wood cabinets, Premium SS appliances incl. 5 burner gas range. Gas Barb-B-Que outlet, wood window casings & 7" baseboards. Move in approx. Fall 22. Call Today!
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6422 Beatrice St, Vancouver Available for assignment Duplex Lot RT2 zone ASKING $1.7 million
10778-108 AVE, SURREY One Bedroom Strata unit in a New Building in Surrey. Ready in 2022. Walking distance to Skytrain, Bus and Shopping. Call for more info. ASKING
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North Delta 2 Storey home with 4 bedrooms 2.5 bathrooms on 6630 SQFT lot in Nordel area. Main floor have Living room, Dining room, Kitchen, eating area, Master bedroom with ensuite and two bedrooms. Downstairs Rec Room, one bedrooms, One full bathroom, patio. This home is located close to Schools, Transit, Rec Centre & Parks. Lots of parking. Book your showing today! Showings By Appointments Only.
Fraser Height's newest sub-division. This 4752 SF lot-Ready to build, the plan should be ready from designer. The house will include total 8 beds & 6 baths. Total sq ft for the house will be 4200 plus. 4 Bdrms up all connected to ensuites. Main floor offers open den, dining area, great room, living room, chef kitchen with spice kitchen, *1 Bdrm* & full bath. ~ *2 bsmt * 1 & 2 bdrms ~ Near PP Academy & easy access to Hwy 1,15 & 17 and many more facilities
Attention Builders & Investors! 6911 SF Lot. This home just over 1356 SF living space. Close to public transit, parks and schools. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, large living room AND large family room with a good size kitchen and dining room. This home have potential, renovate this already charming rancher to the perfect home with a large back yard.All measurements are approximate, buyer to verify.
North Delta 2 Storey home with 5 bdrm 2.5 bath on 7260 SF lot in Scotdale area. Main floor have Living room, Kitchen, Master bedroom with ensuite and two bedrooms. Downstairs 2 bedrooms mortgage helper. A huge patio with all day sun and view, backyard. This home is located close to Schools, Transit. Shopping, SUN GOD Rec Centre & Parks. Lots of parking. Book your showing today! Showings By Appointments Only.
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4879 DUCHESS STREET, VANCOUVER Well-kept 1,563 sqft corner townhouse unit in the rarely available, highly sought-after Duchess Place! This east facing unit sits on the quiet road close to Kingsway. It features a functional layout, 4 spacious bedrooms/3.5 baths, a grand kitchen with eating area, and a side-by-side garage with lots of storage. Consistent upgrades done over the years include painting, ! ooring. Roof, balcony, exterior painting, stairway upgraded / ongoing in the complex. Enjoy all the nearby conveniences this central location has to offer, with schools, shopping, restaurants and transit at your doorstep! ASKING
4 BED • 4 BATHS • 1,563 SQ.FT. 2944 BERGMAN STREET, ABBOTSFORD
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$1,599,500
10733 BURBANK DRIVE, DELTA
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$1.275 mil.
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NEW LISTING Great Investment Property with Good Revenue! Excellent LOCATION !! Desirable Ironwood Area. Large, bright 2 Levels renovated 6 bedrooms house; Family room, 3 up, 3 down & 3 baths, 2 laundries, laminated flooring and carpet. Huge level lot 60x120' and back lane. 2 fireplaces. Lots of parking.EasyaccesstoHWY99,closetoKingswood School, Mcnair School, rec centre, Ironwood Shopping Centre. Bus goes to Canada Line & very easytoWatermania.
PANORAMA RIDGE Unique, well kept, 3 level home with big lot, 2 fully finished basement, 8large bedroom, 7 bathroomand 2 master bedroom, Jacuzzi. On the main floor one extra bedroom with full bath, one extra powder room, large covered sundeck. Very nice family neighbourhood, near to 3 level school. easy access to Vancouver and RichmondHwy. ASKING ONLY
Very well kept large 3 level house, 7 bedroom and Den or office on the main floor. Large living room, family room, dinning room, wok kitchen. 4 bedroom upstairs, 2 fully finished basements (2+1). Upstairs master bedroom have 5 piece bathroom, 2 walking closets. Every bedroom has full attached bathroom. 4806 sq. lot. Large entrance, high ceiling, maple kitchen, crown moldings, sprinkle system. Beautiful covered sundeck, new fence, double garage and 5 parking. Near to all level schools, rec centers. Easyaccesstovan+Highway.
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A perfect blend of modern design with family-focused details. 1,650-1,736 Sq.Ft. 3 bedroom & flex room with Navien tankless water heater & double side-by-side garages in every home. Flex room off the lower floor offers a great home office. 10 ft. ceilings on the main w/ceiling speakers, linear f/p in living & an amazing kitchen equipped with Quartzite counters & backsplash. Unique den off the kitchen . 3 large beds (2 w/vaulted ceilings) & frameless glass shower & heated floor in ensuite. Ideal location within walkingdistanceofshops,parks&schools.
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The other pandemic – A challenge to news media
LAST week’s column claimed, “Wars are too important to be left to generals.” And “the type 2 diabetes pandemic is too important to be left to doctors.” We asked whether there was a difference between millions of North Americans dying quickly of COVID-19 and millions of people dying slowly of diabetes. In this week’s column, we challenge media outlets to help doctors fight this other pandemic that is having a disastrous effect on our health care system. Consider what’s happened for 20 months now. Broadcasters in North America could hardly wait to tell us night after night about the daily number of deaths from COVID-19. But what they have not mentioned is that 1 in 10 North Americans now have type 2 diabetes – in effect, that people are sick and many more are on soon to follow. Unfortunately, the majority are not aware of the terrible future they face as diabetes takes its toll. We should not need to spoon feed the overwhelming mountains of data to journalists. The evidence is in plain sight to all. A visit to any supermarket quickly shows what’s happening to society. Overweight and morbidly obese shoppers are buying cheaper, easier, poor-quality food heavily marketed by powerful producers. Obesity has been setting the stage for type 2 diabetes for decades. The blunt fact is that 65 years ago 95 percent of diabetes was due to being born with defective genes and just 5 percent to obesity and lifestyle factors. Today, what a reversal! Just 5 percent of diabetes is due to defective genes and 95 percent to obesity. This is not an act of God. Defective genes do not proliferate so speedily. But human behaviour and faulty diets have changed over the years. Few people are getting enough exercise. Why ask for media’s help? Doctors have been successful finding cures for diseases in the past. But this current challenge goes well beyond the capabilities of the medical profession. Despite a wealth of medical literature, hundreds of books and weight loss programs, and the tragic consequences of obesity, still the problem escalates. Some predict that by 2050, rather than 1 in 10 people with type 2 diabetes, it will be 1 in 3! Since the cost of care is now $230 billion annually, this will trigger the most devastating economic and health wreck the world has ever witnessed. Can it be solved? The medical profession cannot do it alone. But if the media issued an urgent alert, even a fraction of the magnitude of the COVID coverage, there might be hope. Since COVID struck, the media has been unrelenting in hammering out news of the more than 600,000 U.S. citizens alone who have died. But according to the Centers for Disease Control in the U.S., there are 34 million diabetics in the U.S. and another 88 million have pre-diabetes. The World Heath Organization reports that diabetes is three times more deadly than COVID-19. Worldwide 463 million people have diabetes and about 4.2 million die of it every year. Media giants in the U.S and Canada are all shooting at the wrong target. There’s a larger killer in our midst. Unlike the CO-
VID-19 virus which will eventually fade away or be managed, type 2 diabetes will continue to creep forward, causing millions to suffer from amputations, blindness, kidney failure and other severe complications day after day, gradually killing far more and costing all of us dearly. Will big media houses accept the challenge to cover this other pandemic? We want to know. (Part three of a six-part series.) Visit www.docgiff.com. For comments, contact-us@docgiff.com. Follow us on Instagram @docgiff and @diana_gifford_jones
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